Indian Journal of Public Health Research & Development
  • Year: 2019
  • Volume: 10
  • Issue: 11

Analysis of Experimental Data for Improving Bone Density in Osteoporosis Women Over the Age of 50

Department of Medical Information, Kongju National University, Korea

*Corresponding Author: Seong-Ran Lee, lsr2626@naver.com

Online published on 27 March, 2020.

Abstract

Osteoporosis is a skeletal disease that is fractured due to weakened bone strength. This paper is to analyze experimental data for improving bone density in osteoporosis women over the age of 50.Methods/Statistical analysis: The paper conducted by question investigation from March 20, to May 28, 2018. People who did not perform health practice. The demographic characteristics of the respondents were performed with X2-test. The condition of bone density before and after the act of living health was performed by t-test. The condition before and after the act of living health due to changes in lifestyle was carried out using t-test.

The data obtained are as next. 1) The number(63.5%) of patients with other diseases was significantly higher than that(42.3%) of the normal population(X2=3.18, p<.05). 2) Respondents with regular exercise were significantly higher than non-exercise respondents(X2=1.33, p<.05). 3) In case of jogging, bone density of osteoporosis is improved more after it than before the act of living health(t=-5.19, p<.001). 4)The condition of bone density is better after drinking milk than before drinking milk(t=-4.28, p<.01). 5) The test respondents after 16 days and then it increased again from 24 days. 6)The practice of living health has been shown to increase since one day in test respondents. However, the practice of living health has shown a tendency to decline since the 17 days. But the behavior of living health has increased again since the 25days. Living health activities have shown a continuing increase since 26 days.. Improvements/Applications: To prevent osteoporosis, it is effective to enjoy balanced food and exercise at the same time. The data will help improve the quality of medical care.

Keywords

Bone, Density, Osteoporosis, Women, 50 years old